What is Tim Horton's?

It is a fast food place that originated in Canada by a famous now deceased hockey player. It is a donut shop that serves mostly sweet pastries, drinks, some sandwiches, soups, chili, and the like. Try it when you have the opportunity, I'm sure you will like it. Their coffee is good too. Wendy's has now taken over ownership and that is why you may find Tim Horton's nearby in some towns. It is new to the states.

Tim Horton's is a coffee/pastry/donut place. Usually attached to Wendy's restaurants. Tim Horton was a buddy of Dave/Wendy's before he died, and they became partners. All over Ohio.

Tim Hortons is a popular coffee/donut/lunch place for many canadians

Canadian equivalent to Starbucks, but with donuts and real meals. They have sandwiches, soups, chilli, different brands of coffee you can get in tins and have at home...

It's like... Starbucks and Krispie Kremes mixed.

Except with the glaze... not every single donut has glaze on it. In fact, it's mainly only the Honey Dip that does...

So yeah, that's 'Timmies'.

And you see one in like, every airport in the States. Just go on a vaca that requires flight and look for Tim Hortons, they have them down in the U.S too.

VERY popular restaurant chain in Canada. Famous for coffee and donuts. Many of them are connected to a Wendy's.

It is kind of like the Canadian equivalent to starbucks that is known for it's coffee and donuts... only better in my opinion because the coffee isn't as strong and they have a good breakfast/lunch menu.

It is a very popular fast food chain in Canada and parts of the USA. They are well known for their coffee and donuts.

I recently got back from a trip from Ohio and Saw them attatched to Wendys...I guess it is an off spin to them. But, they sell breakfast stuff and then like soups and salads....who knew?

Didn't he play ice-hockey a long time ago? He's dead now, anyway.